Day: April 7, 2025

Events

Public Invited to April Coffee With a Cop Events in Kona, Waimea, and Kapaʻau….Monday, April 14, from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., at the King’s View Café in Kapaʻau, 54-3897 Akoni Pule Highway, Kapaʻau

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As part of their ongoing community outreach to listen to community members, Hawai‘i Police Department…

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FIND JAVA-JUMPING FUN at 16th KA‘U COFFEE FESTIVAL Fun Perking May 25-31, 2025

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FIND JAVA-JUMPING FUN at 16th KA‘U COFFEE FESTIVAL Fun Perking May 25-31, 2025 Ka‘u,…

News

Community: 4-07-25 Police Seeking Runaway Zealand Brickwood

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Community: 4-07-25 Police Seeking Runaway Zealand Brickwood Hawai‘i Island police are asking for the public’s assistance…

Education

Hilo High Debate Team Wins Second Place at State Debate Tournament Vikings are the only neighbor island public school team competing at States

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Hilo High Debate Team Wins Second Place at State Debate Tournament Vikings are the only…

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VIDEO: Teen Hero Saves Neighbor And Her Children From House Fire

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VIDEO: Teen Hero Saves Neighbor And Her Children From House Fire A 16-year-old’s brave and…

Health

The Threat Of Measles In Hawaiʻi Is Real Our low vaccination rate puts our keiki at risk for widespread illness and death.

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The Threat Of Measles In Hawaiʻi Is Real

News

Kaua‘i Helicopter Company Wants New Flight Rules Amid Public Opposition Blue Hawaiian has petitioned federal regulators for a rule change but community members, worried about safety and noise, say they need more time to study the proposal.

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Kaua‘i Helicopter Company Wants New Flight Rules Amid Public Opposition

Education

Hawaiʻi Is Failing Special Education Students. Federal Cuts Could Make It Worse Families and researchers say possible funding cuts and reduced federal oversight could make it harder for special education students to receive the services they need in schools.

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Hawaiʻi Is Failing Special Education Students. Federal Cuts Could Make It Worse

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Notice of Public Hearings – Young Brothers, LLC Rate Case (Docket No. 2024-0255)

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Notice of Public Hearings – Young Brothers, LLC Rate Case (Docket No. 2024-0255) Kona: April…

Sports

BIIF baseball/softball: Wildcats and Dragons blank competition; HPA escapes Pahoa; KSH routs Ka‘u

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BIIF baseball/softball: Wildcats and Dragons blank competition; HPA escapes Pahoa; KSH routs Ka‘u

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Hawaiian homestead development plans questioned amid funding request

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Hawaiian homestead development plans questioned amid funding request

Education

Waiakea Intermediate robotics team heading to world championships

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Waiakea Intermediate robotics team heading to world championships

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Day: April 7, 2025

Public Invited to April Coffee With a Cop Events in Kona, Waimea, and Kapaʻau….Monday, April 14, from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., at the King’s View Café in Kapaʻau, 54-3897 Akoni Pule Highway, Kapaʻau

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FIND JAVA-JUMPING FUN at 16th KA‘U COFFEE FESTIVAL Fun Perking May 25-31, 2025

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Community: 4-07-25 Police Seeking Runaway Zealand Brickwood

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Hilo High Debate Team Wins Second Place at State Debate Tournament Vikings are the only neighbor island public school team competing at States

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VIDEO: Teen Hero Saves Neighbor And Her Children From House Fire

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The Threat Of Measles In Hawaiʻi Is Real Our low vaccination rate puts our keiki at risk for widespread illness and death.

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Kaua‘i Helicopter Company Wants New Flight Rules Amid Public Opposition Blue Hawaiian has petitioned federal regulators for a rule change but community members, worried about safety and noise, say they need more time to study the proposal.

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Hawaiʻi Is Failing Special Education Students. Federal Cuts Could Make It Worse Families and researchers say possible funding cuts and reduced federal oversight could make it harder for special education students to receive the services they need in schools.

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Notice of Public Hearings – Young Brothers, LLC Rate Case (Docket No. 2024-0255)

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BIIF baseball/softball: Wildcats and Dragons blank competition; HPA escapes Pahoa; KSH routs Ka‘u

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Hawaiian homestead development plans questioned amid funding request

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Waiakea Intermediate robotics team heading to world championships

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Water Conservation Notice Issued for South Kohala Customers

4-29-25 Police Renew Request for Information on Missing Fisherman

He Nearly Died From A Peanut Allergy. Now He Eats Peanuts For Breakfast

Data Dive: Here’s How Many Kids Are Unvaccinated At Your School More than 20% of students in Hawaiʻi don’t have all of the vaccines required to attend school.

Honolulu EMS Chief Says Medics Aren’t Safe In Oʻahu Prisons Recent incidents at two state facilities prompted a letter to state prison officials telling them medical crews won’t be going inside the jails and prison anymore.

What The State Refuses To Say About Fatal Child Abuse Cases A federal law requires states to release information about how they handled child maltreatment cases ending in deaths. Hawaiʻi’s reports raise more questions than they answer.

Kohala Obituary 12/14/2024

Portion of Ali‘i Drive to become one-way Thursday

Waikoloa park’s sports fields improved

Two East Hawaii men face separate sex assault charges

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